A robot which could work as a nurse or barman, and which can pick up objects with its human-like arms is already at work in the U.S., the CEO of a company funded by OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT has revealed. Bernt Bornich, CEO and founder of 1X, says that his company's humanoid EVE robot has been working since April this year - and that it is going'better than we thought.' It's the first truly humanoid android to find a place in the workplace in human history - outpacing Elon Musk's hyped Tesla robot. At present, the robot is working as a security guard at two industrial sites: unlike other security robots, it has a head, a face, two arms, and can navigate autonomously. Security guards control a fleet of patrolling EVE androids, which are made at two sites in Norway and Dallas, and if anything happens to one of the units, they can'step into' the android's body through virtual reality. 'You're there in a second as if you were there,' Bornich says.

Although many will feel that one of life's pleasures will be robbed from them, there's a compelling argument that the introduction of self-driving cars will lead to increased road safety. Fewer traffic accidents will occur, predictive software can accurately monitor traffic flow into cities and a more sophisticated traffic light system can help reduce congestion at key junctions. AI undoubtedly offers an exciting future for us all due to the potential for automation and increased efficiency.

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